Does the audience really want to hear cliche answers to cliche questions mid innings? It's the same with half time rugby interviews, the players are always so rushed, they don't really tell you anything you don't already know

It's just a generic prompt for them to say whatever they like I guess, the captain is the designated media person for tougher questions. They want a few comments from them and it's not the time for a great philosophical interrogation.

The running between Dhoni and Kohli was some of the best i have seen last night. Kohli's running is so aggressive, even after being in that heat all day and then being out on the crease for a very long time.

It was great to chase that total down not by belting massive shots around but by constantly running so aggressively.